Jungler
In the MMOBA game League of Legends, a jungler is the member of a team that takes smite and starts the game killing units in the jungle as oppose to the lanes that the rest of his team starts in.
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Jungler
Role in League of Legends that is broken since it's inception.
The saying ''better jungler wins'', which most jungle mains deny is in fact true. For example you can constantly find 11 jungle mains in top 10 of the Korean soloq ladder.
The saying ''better jungler wins'', which most jungle mains deny is in fact true. For example you can constantly find 11 jungle mains in top 10 of the Korean soloq ladder.
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Jungler
The best players in League of legends, they always carry the team they are not toxic and most of them are in challenger rank
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masturbating jungler
n. a term used for a jungler who does not contest objectives and rarely ganks lanes. If he decides to gank a lane, he ints like there is no tomorrow.
masturbating jungler by bananas107 May 16, 2023
shit jungler
shit jungler by Jim3374 August 13, 2017
PVE jungler
Players that are playing a PVP game but act like they are playing a PVE game and only stays in the jungle for majority of the game.
"Where is your jungler?"
"He is a PVE jungler, he will show himself at maybe 35 min if we are lucky."
"He is a PVE jungler, he will show himself at maybe 35 min if we are lucky."
PVE jungler by Kivvi Bird August 7, 2020
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